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Will Werkzeugbau – Fertigung

Toolmaking, mould making, stamped parts and jigs and fixtures from Planegg near Munich – in the third generation.

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Will Werkzeug- und Formenbau GmbH

Planegg near Munich (Fürstenrieder Str. 13) · DENew on Amplifa

1933Founded
82152 PlaneggLocation
Up to 4 mmMaterial thickness stamped parts
GmbHLegal form

The Company

Will Werkzeug- und Formenbau GmbH is a family-owned company in Planegg near Munich and a specialist in cutting and punching tools, injection moulds, stamped parts and jigs and fixtures. The service portfolio includes design, toolmaking (progressive compound, punching, bending and forming tools), mould making for injection moulding tools, and series production of stamped parts from slit strip and strip material with material thicknesses up to 4 mm. Additional offerings include EDM and milled parts as individual pieces and small series, jigs and fixtures for assembly, milling, EDM and laser marking, prototypes for trials and pre-series production, as well as assembly of complex parts. In-house processes are wire and sinker EDM, milling, turning, surface and cylindrical grinding, drilling, welding and punching; downstream surface treatments include electropolishing, galvanizing, chromium plating, powder coating, anodizing and sandblasting. Materials processed include steel, stainless steel, titanium, carbide, brass, aluminium and copper. Customers come from industries such as medical technology, automotive, building services, elevator construction, fittings/hardware, food, electrical and telecommunications industries. The company was founded in 1933 and has been run by Matthias and Christian Will in the third generation since 2015.

Site
Planegg b. München
Processes
Toolmaking – progressive compound tools, Toolmaking – punching tools, Toolmaking – bending tools, Toolmaking – forming tools, Stamped parts – series production of stamped parts from slit strip or strip, Wire EDM, Sinker EDM, Milling
Materials
Steel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
Founded
1933
Industries
Medical sector, Automotive industry, Building services, Elevator industry, Fittings/hardware, Food industry
  1. 01

    Design

  2. 02

    Tool and mould making

  3. 03

    Series production of stamped parts

  4. 04

    Surface treatment

  5. 05

    Assembly

Materials & Processes

St

Steel

Material for tools, EDM and milled parts as well as stamped parts.

V2A

Stainless steel

For precise individual parts, small series and stamped parts, among others with electropolishing as surface treatment.

Ti

Titanium

Can be processed in EDM, milling and turning processes for demanding components.

HM

Carbide

For wear-resistant EDM and milled parts.

Ms

Brass

Used for stamped parts and machined individual parts.

Al

Aluminium

Can be processed in punching as well as milling and EDM, with anodizing as surface technology.

Cu

Copper

Used for stamped parts and machined parts.

Location

Standort Planegg

Planegg

DE

Headquarters / Production

Materials
Steel, stainless steel, titanium, carbide, brass, aluminium, copper
  • Wire EDM
  • Sinker EDM
  • Milling
  • Turning
  • Surface grinding
  • Cylindrical grinding
  • Drilling
  • Welding
  • Punching

Components & Services

Stamped parts from slit strip
Stamped parts from slit stripPunching · Series production
EDM and milled parts
EDM and milled partsWire/sinker EDM · Individual parts & small series
Injection moulding tool
Injection moulding toolMould making · Injection moulding tools
Jig/fixture
Jig/fixtureFixture construction · Assembly/laser marking fixtures
Progressive compound tool
Progressive compound toolToolmaking · Punching technology

Inside the production

Production at the Planegg site
Production at the Planegg site
Machine park
Machine park
Workshop
Workshop
Reference component
Reference component
Reference component
Reference component
Historical company picture
Historical company picture

Industries

Medical sectorAutomotive industryBuilding servicesElevator industryFittings/hardwareFood industryElectrical industryHousehold goodsSports industryTelecommunications

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Toolmaking – progressive compound toolsEngineering–––––
Toolmaking – punching toolsEngineering–––––
Toolmaking – bending toolsEngineering–––––
Toolmaking – forming toolsEngineering–––––
Stamped parts – series production of stamped parts from slit strip or stripForming––Material thickness up to 4 mmSeriesSteel, Stainless steel, Aluminium, Copper, Brass
Wire EDMMachining––––Steel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
Sinker EDMMachining––––Steel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
MillingMachining––––Steel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
TurningMachining––––Steel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
Surface grindingMachining–––––
Cylindrical grindingMachining–––––
DrillingMachining–––––
Start-hole drillingMachining–––––
WeldingJoining–––––
PunchingForming–––––
SandblastingSurface–––––
Surface treatment: electropolishingSurface–––––
Surface treatment: galvanizingSurface–––––
Surface treatment: chromium platingSurface–––––
Surface treatment: powder coatingSurface–––––
Surface treatment: anodizingSurface–––––
Mould making – injection moulding toolsEngineering–––––
Injection mouldingPlastics–––––
Single-piece & small series production – EDM and milled partsMachining–––Small seriesSteel, Stainless steel, Titanium, Carbide, Brass, Aluminium, Copper
Fixture construction – assembly, milling, EDM and laser marking fixturesEngineering–––––
Prototype construction for trials and pre-series productionEngineering–––––
DesignEngineering–––––
Assembly of complex parts and stamped parts up to the finished productAssembly–––––

Additional services

DesignToolmaking (progressive compound, punching, bending and forming tools)Series production of stamped parts up to 4 mm material thicknessMould making (injection moulding tools)Individual parts & small series (EDM and milled parts)Fixture construction (assembly, milling, EDM and laser marking fixtures)Prototype constructionSurface treatment (electropolishing, galvanizing, chromium plating, powder coating, anodizing,AssemblyWire EDMSinker EDMMillingTurningSurface and cylindrical grindingWelding

Company History

  1. 1933

    Franz Will and Otto List found the company in Planegg.

  2. 1970

    Franz Will takes over the company (Franz Will Werkzeugbau).

  3. 1980

    Manfred and Gerhard Will found Will Werkzeug- und Formenbau GmbH.

  4. 1997

    Matthias Will begins his apprenticeship as a toolmaker.

  5. 1999

    Christian Will begins his apprenticeship as a toolmaker in the family business.

  6. 2015

    Matthias and Christian Will take over the company in the third generation.

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